Malaya Tribune, 9 August 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. ■j Vol. VIII. No 185 i SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST, 9, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, AUG. 8, 1311.
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      554 1 fjf mm TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE Phone No. 171. SOBSCRIPTION RATE8 Payable In Advanoo p e r annum J 'JOT 5*5*2 1 7 p tr quarter I ©.70 postag* Extra 50 ets per month. JOHN ROBSON Ltd. Gas and Suction From B.H.P. to 150 B.H.P The ROBSON Oil Engine. The
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      29 1 I, SUN 6? COMPANY supplied All f h< togrspbic AKD Tbe Hifht Place for Amateurs Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BO AD, SINGAFOBE 1 Phone 560 <
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    Shipping Notes.
    808 2 Some Current News and Comments. A ship captain haa been fined ft at Edinburgh because he piloted his ship from the Bass Rock to Leith Roads while a Leith pilot was on t*J* an **ile he himself had no pilotage licence for the district. If, said his agent,
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    CANTON MUNICIPALITY.
    256 2 Record of Good Work. In spite of the many obstacles that are placed in the way by sceptical persons and con- eervative businessman to impede the progress of the Canton Municu pality, remarkable achievements have been made by the authorities. The opening of more roads, the establishment of
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    ACTION AGAINST NATIONAL MUTUAL.
    167 2 Insurance Company's Appeal Succeeds. Mm. V. L Dias Abayagunawardeni1, 'if Gaile, a daughter of the late Mr. Theobald Dias Proprietor of the former Turkish Baths Restaurant, Canal-row, Fort, Colombo, some time back sued the National Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Australasia to recover R3UOO on a
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      785 2 HOW OLD DO YOU LOOK? Old age ia a*together a matter of year*. People of verity or eighty often look twenty yean younger. On the other hand it is not unusual to see a man or woman of thirty who has the appearance of a person of fifty. If yon
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      446 2 FOR SALE. a m»t m UFOR SALE Modern Earopeac Houee, facing ih* tea, eleven bed r otes and bvhrooma, beautiful compound 173/K)0 aquare feet. MILDRED A, 1491, EiatOoaatß d, sth mile. Gould be eaaily adapted for large boaniintr h use or hotel. Apply 8. K. R. 8. L. NAOHIAPPA CHITTY,
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      176 2 PEACE AT LAST. Is your life one continuous horrible fight against the dread monster of Sciatic pain Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle Is your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, stabbing, thrusts of the torturous disease Then let me tell you that you are suffering
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      258 2 *jo ■iinimnnimwMwnmtmmnw p-<X)-0-0-<X>-0-0* I HORLICK'S I P MALTED MILK <6<> must arj HORLICK'S. I hat>entf*lt /*S <Ac rrrrn t;'nre /Ac Chemittt J.'oci rein oof l"!isSssi^?J j<S HORLICKS MALTED MILK, the Foot? Drink, i* ItWj^M^ xsA nature's a.d to tho.e wha arc tun down aa a rrauit el jT «J aevare
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      248 2 j| jjij THE BEST CHEAPEST BEER In the market LAGER. SUB-AGENTS WANTED. O Aurely <& Co 28, Flnlejscn Green Purchase! Purchase! I For about one month only DONT MISS THIS GOLDEN -OPPORTUNITY J. B. LAL. THE ABLE INDIAN PHYSICIAN The public is assured of my splendid preparation of Mediciaei for
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      384 3 AT THE P0' J UIAR PBOTO PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road Trams Pass the Door XO NIGHT IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 p.M. Vita»ra Ys onrvellous'pboto S-rlslof melodrsmatio ad venture F*turing BEDDA NOVA A J. FRANK GLEN DON Bristling with action and showing wonderful thrillings and sensational stunts
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      498 3 The The Alh ,rom BUNDAY August 7, to FRIDAY, Aogcgt IS. AlfJtfflbra the I tuatre at the theatre where with ALH AM BRA Oraheatra, m< Cakes, Coffee, MgtheßEgl The Hail for rVuilc tad Feature. served"* Til?" 0 mmmom road daring llli>a Intervals. A GOLD WYN—REX BEACH BUPER PRODUCTION j Supplemented
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      131 3 TO-NIGHT TO-RIGHT AT THE "LIBERTY" HALL, LTD., NORTH BRIDGE RO YD. MYBTERY! MYSTERY 1 MYSTERY CAN ¥0U SOLVE THEM Who Is AVION In Caraer Cas 7 Who it HON FOOT In Bcreaming Shadow H The 2ad Shaw At BISp m. B -v Wilson Super SerUl IHE SCREAMING SHADOW Episode 9.
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      286 3 Hundreds tamed away, thousands coming. Ba Sare to See Vitagraph's Newest and Greatest 30 Reel Berial SMASHING BARRIERS WiilUru Dancan's La'.es- and Beat In Fifteen Episodes. Alto f*atarirg Elith Johnston and Joe Ryan 2 Episodes Weekly Changed every Friday. TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAM IE At 730 "THE BRAS} BULLET" Serial Ep. 7,8,
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    298 4 TJm biff thinff at the Legislative Council meeting wm Mr. James's speech in connection with the shipping requisition case. The C. S. contends that he acted with wholly patriotic motives aad ander the leffal adriee of the late Sir Aubrey Goodman. Tear cigarette and your s'tengah will east
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    Domestic tPccurrencc
    22 4 BIRTH. On 6th August St the Maternity Hospital. Singapore, to Mr. and Mra. E A Kennedy, a aon. 8-8 9-4
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    MALAYAN TOPICS.
    907 4 The report of a quarter's work of the Non-European Unemployment Committee is not pleasant reading. The only satisfying feature of it is its testimony to the industry shown, in seeking to assist the unfortunates, by Mr. Francis Cooray and those associated with him in a difficult task. An
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    834 4 The Rent Assessment Board will untitled in the Municipal Board Room on Tuesday next week at 2.X5 p.m. Paris, Aug 7.—The Government is considering very stern measures to curb proofiting, especially j n meat—Reuter. The Petal in* Tin Co's dredger was successfully launched*on Saturday, wires our Kuala Lumpur correspondent. The
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    RUSSIA'S AGONY.
    285 4 SEVERAL NATIONS TO Tnp RESCUE. Tchitcherin's Appeal. London, Aag 6 Repreif nt M i„ of the Russian Q i 0 1 nnA Interviewed Mr Unyr Geor.e on T h D •objects of the Ra* B ts, u min 1 -.tension of the xport crrdii is among tbe mesaorea
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    175 4 Address to the King. London, Aug 6 —Tbe address of be Imperial Confeieuce to ibe Kin* litter reaffirming dt-vo lon to tbe b one, stat< i We were concion bnunhoot our deliberating ff tbe unanimous conviction that ibe most eea ntial if tbe links binding car widely ipr»6d
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    LIQUOR-RUNNING.
    116 4 British Schooner Seized. New York, Aag 5 Warraoti have be>en it*ae for the arrea» of tbe fficeia id* cew of the scboon'r Henr\ L Marshall, fl,ins: 'he Rritiah fl wbiob w»a recently Sf-iavd on a harge of liquor ruining ouuide tbe bree mile limit R»ate-. Waahington, Aag s.—Officials cl
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    BELFAST BRIGANDS.
    111 4 London, fi ug 6—A o nstabl- *%■> shot and wounded in Belfast to dn> br two m> n wh m he cba!l»ng>H. Both ran «ff and were ized by t»o wum n bat broke locee. At tbe poice appeared, one fired aLd lit his comp.ui d by mistake.
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    SLUMP REFLECTIONS.
    62 4 London, Aas 6 —Tbe tgade t'smp i« strikingly shown in the atnssl report of the Manchester firm of X lands, abovine a lo*s in the psil sia months of l 263 000. The improvement in h A anem piojment since tbe com*ion of the coal i-rike co'itiiaes, a-
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    RELEASE OF IRISHMEN.
    37 4 London. Aag 6 -.Tbe Governroeit baa d»o«ded to release forthwith, ■necndisiooally, «11 mem ben of tbe D*il Bireann who are n«w interned '«priiiored, in accotdaoce with >h P'Pniiet's promise to faci'irsteto the pjati itewt.-R-
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      288 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., laoorporaUd ia Urn Stndta KMaHI 36, PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE The saocessfal Tenderers for the supply of miseollaneous Article* and Engineeis Stores to the Sintsjnre Municipality for the period ending Slit December. 1921. New Bhipmenti «Jusit R«o«lved, Yale Bronte Lever Padlock*, Yale and Townio Chain Pulley Blocks,
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    2476 5 lr. James on Shipping case Judgment. Was His Action Justifl.rj? At t he Legislative Council mating yesterday the Gover r 5. Deputy, the Hon. Mr. F S James, made a lengthy statelent on the judgment of Mr. Justice Barrett Lennard in the Supreme Court in the Eastern Shipping
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    34 5 Post-cards are falling into disfavour hvthe F M S, -according to Mr. C H AUin, Director of P and T, who also report* a very large decrease under th* Ufeaflinrf ft Ie of Btanfjf."
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    SPAIN'S BIG PROBLEM.
    223 5 Grave Morocco Incidents. Reuter. London, Aag 6,—That Spain i> determined not to follow the ad vice to olear oat of Africa, freeh tendered in the British and French press after tbe reoent reverse at MtliUe, appears from an < ffioial Madrid despatch. After admitting the possibility cf
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    SILESIAN QUESTIONS.
    162 5 Reuter. Psris, Aok 6.— The Bnprrmr> Coaocil U likely to receive little assistance from the expert commit'a* discussing the partition of Upper Silesia. Convinced of tbe impossi bility of reaching a unanimoas agree mens, tbe experts have decided to present a report setting forth all the sola iun«
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    THE WASHINGTON CONFAB.
    80 5 Reuter. London, Aag 6 —An authoritative Jspaaese scarce, eUimtog to Interpret opinion In Japan as regards tbe Washington conferrnce, declares that at tbe pnsent aoment although American earnestness and disinter estedness is gene* ally taken ss granted, there is a oercain carreot of opinion v favourable in
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    ANGORA.
    16 5 Reuter. Paris, Aag 7.—A Constantinople telegr-m says the Kemalists have decided to evacuate Angora Reater.
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    S R C ANNUAL MEETING.
    278 5 Election of Officeri. There was a large attendance at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Recreation Club held at the pavilion yesterday afternoon, Mr. E Tessensohn presiding. The report and accounts having been read, Mr. Tessensohn addressed the meeting, reviewing the Club's position and
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    Sport.
    35 5 FOOTBALL. The S C C second team's two postponed league fixtures have been arranged as follows: v. S R C 11, on Friday, on Raffles Reclamation. v. Ex-Services, on Monday, on the SCC ground.
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    CRICKET.
    105 5 FIFTH TEST MATCH. London, Aug 6—For the fifth test mMch. tbe folljwing hare been asked to be present at the Oval oi< lag 13 Tennvnon (ceprair), Pender, D-ngUn, Wuoiley. Me.d Brown, Rassfll, E oe.t TvHeelej. Parkin, Hallowr, Hearne and Patker Anotbtr pla>tr will also be invited —Rente-. AUSTRALIA vs.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    128 5 SINGAPORE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. The results of yesterday's play will be found on page 6 To-morrow'a Ties. At the SRC: Chua Choon Leong vs. Tokio Koizumi. J D Hall vs. W A Aeria. Thursday s Tie. At the S C C: R B B Donnell vs. Shunjiro Nakamura or
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    NEW REVENUE.
    159 5 Increase in Malaya's Escise. In Government Gazette Extraordinary, published yesterday, orders under the Tobacco and Liquors Revenue Ordinance, increasing the Straits Settlements duties payable, are notified, to come into operation to-day. The following are the duties now payable on tobacco: Cigars and snuff, $1.20 per lb; cigarettes and
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    JAVANESE ROBBERS.
    68 5 Province Wellesley Terrorism. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. B.—lt is stated that a number of Javanese coolies, dismissed from rubber estates, are terrorising people in Province Wellesley. They have been guilty of daily crimes of violence and highway robbery. A Chinese woman was hacked with a parang
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    PICLKLE-KING'S WILL.
    109 5 Reuter. London, Aag 6,—Tbe will of tie Pittsbarg pickle king Mr Henry Heina, shows his English estate is nominally one poind, whilst hia American estate is foar million dollars. Tbe will opens with an earnest confession of faith in Christ. It bequeaths fifty thoasand poands sterling to the
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    RAILWAY COLLISION.
    78 5 Reuter. London, Aag 7.—The intervention of providence, averted what mtgnc have been a moat appalling disaster at Selby, where the Newcastle to London express daahed into a stationary holiday train, the re < coaches of which were packed with luggage and took the impact. They were hurled at
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    32 5 Reuter. Fled Watsrhsaaa Cc, Ltd. Singapore, Aag 9. To-day's dosing rabber fjnetsttian are aa andar am New York- 14) ets. London— Pf i. Singapore 28 ote. Tone of the Market:—Easier.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    59 5 12 o'clock noon, Aag 9. Pale Bibbed. Orepe Bmoked Sh Giving Pr 0-8 Olos-n* Price*. Buyers (follars Boyeu Sellers, *pot 29* 30} 28 92 3*pt 284 29' Oot to D*o 31 3]i Tone of marknt Es ler. Tin to-day $81: 100 tons sold. A Londond
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 5 i faporf, Aag 9. On London— Bank 4 ai/t 8/4 D< maad 2/3 3/4 PilvatH 3 n-/< 2 4 7/16 On India— Bank T. T. 1754 On Honvhnng— Bankd/d 204% p On Shanghai— Bank d/d 604 On Java— Bank T. T. 135* On Japan— Bank d/d 86 Soverelgne— buying
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    92 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Aug 9. Silver $814. Hongkong 2u-> 2 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $45Vs. Share Market.—Steady. Rubber.--Very little business passing. Tins.—Taipings $1.10 to $1.15, Norths $1.35 to $1.42 V», South 70 to 75 cents, Papans 65 to 70 cents, Nawngpets $1.32*4 to $1.40, Rawangs
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    GANG ROBBERY MURDER.
    151 5 A Chinees Stabbed to Death At the Assizes yesterday before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter S Shaw, the Tamil named Perian, charged with killing another Tamil in a quarrel, was found not guilty by the special jury and acquitted. Goh Peng Cheong 'and Ng Lim Kang were
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    21 5 The night mail from the F M S and Penang, due this morning, is expected to arrive at 5.15 this evening.
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    Sport.
    476 6 LAWN TENNIS. SINGAPORE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. Yesterday's Play. Hall beat Cheong Chee HaL 6—B, «—4. Chaa Choon Leong beat Milligan, 6—o, 6—3. C. F. Green beat C. A. Norris, 6—2, 6—o. Honda beat Tan Toon Hor, 6—o, 6—o. Donnell beat Sinclair, 6—o, 6—3. The ease with which Donnell defeated Sinclair
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    ATHLETICS.
    174 6 MALAYAN SPORTS QUALIFICATION. A meeting of delegates in connection with the Amateur Athletic Association of British Malaya will be held in Kuala Lumpur in the near future. At that meeting, the whole question of qualification will be discussed, and there is good reason to think that in future the
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    THE TURF.
    41 6 SINGAPORE AUTUMN MEETING. j The Race Course will be officially (open for training on Saturday,, September 3. The usual arrangements as regards coffee for members will be in force and the lottery sheets for members waU-bvoMoti aaaadajhv i j
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    BOXING.
    158 6 TO-NIGHT'S CONTESTS, A very attractive bom haa been addfd to those already ai ranged for r.o.nlght'a boxing tournament at the Vie oris Tb at re. Tbia is a aiz rouods cortesl between Pte. Winter -nd Pte, Carrol y who both weigh 10.8 and are said to be h»rd' hitting
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    BILLIARDS.
    305 6 BANGKOK'S KING OF FLUKERS. The following is from the "Bangkok Times." Without appearing to be vindictive it would be exceedingly difficult to accurately describe last night's game between Snga and Saleh. If the previous night's game was the finest in the tournament, Snga and Saleh can claim the honour
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    ST JOSEPH'S O B ASSN.
    170 6 On Sunday morning in the St Joseph's Institution, a large gathering attended the special general meeting of the St Joseph's Old Boys, Association, convened for the purpose of passing the, revised rules of the Association. Mr. See Tiong Wah presided, assisted by Mr. J F
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    GOLF.
    194 6 8 G C COMPETITION The August medal competition of the Singapore Golf Club was won by Mr. C Graham Brown with the net score of 65. Forty-two cards were taken out and the following were returned: C Graham Brown 41 36 12 65 F W Lyall 89 39 8
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    The Share Market.
    822 6 Latest Prices Quoted in the Market. Singapore, Aug 9. Messrs. Lyr.ll and Evatt, Exchange and Share Broken, issue the following list of quotations. Rubber. Dollar Shares. Issue Values Buyers Sellers 1 Allenby 0.20 0.30 1 Alor Gajah 1.00 1.25 2 Amalgamated Maly 1.60 2.00 5 Ayer Hitam
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    176 6 To-day, Aug 9. High Tidea.-1.44 .jr., 2.8 p.m. Kent Assessment Board, 2.15. S S A Committee. Barker's, 6.15. Boxing, Victoria Theatre, 9.15. To-morrow, Aug 10. High Tides.—2.3s a.m., 2.49 p.m. Mergui, Evatt's, 12. Inter-School Sports, SCC ground, 5 V IS** 1 Co wamita, 5.15. Tanglm Club, At
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    Mails Close.
    209 6 To-day, August, 9. Ppntianak Ban Fo Soon 2 p.m. Pontianak •Khoen Foeng 2 p.m. Penang,* Colombo, Genoa' and London* Glenavy 2 p.m Mersing, Kuantan, Kemaman A Trengganu Quorrs 2 p.m. Australasia (via Fremantle) Janus 2 p.m. Malacca Muar *Kaka 3 p.m. Batu Pahat Hong Cheang 3 p.m. Bh'o
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    45 6 Ekma from Calcutta 3-8. Khyber, from London 9-8. Sri Muar from Malacca 9-S. Hebe from P. Swettenham 9-8. Manche from Saigon 8-8. Janus from Calcutta 9-8. Huah Yeh from Bombay 9-8. Ocean Monarch from 110 110 9-8. Mata Hari from Deli 9-8.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    163 6 Antonio Mort-no will be teen st the Liberty Hall in a great detectirs drama entitb i Tba Mark of Cam,'' oo starring Mrs Vernon Ceet'e, in tbe secoud abow, 'ogeiber wi h two new epieodts of The Screaming Shadow," Nos, 9 and 10 is four p»rts. In tbe
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    83 6 Tbe de«th rat* par mills for the week enair.g J a !y 23 w*e 35 86 TV otal r.nmb-: <i deaths wsi 273 of wbch 185 were males and females O 0 Ea'<>F e,n D( Earavianx nW, *)„.> '220 3 l Welets, 18 Justus. Conrslstoo* 26 M-a hn,
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    11 7 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    ■ CHINESE NONIAS".
    362 7 CHINESE NONIAS". From A REFORMER" Th« letter on Chinese npniaa, contributed by Mr. L Y P, and appearing in your paper of the 2nd inst has aroused my interest on this subject. May I crave the favour of a few lines in your valued paper to make some comments on
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    WHAT THE CINEMA HAS DONE.
    571 7 From A T HOCK As a cinema patron I have something to say about the rules and »egul.itions of the censorship in Singapore. Considering the many complaints of pictures being unreasonably banned by the censor, I cannot see why such tyrannical steps should be taken
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    CANTON SECRET MINT.
    138 7 The Canton Times reports that a secret mint was discovered on July 26 at the Hill of the Goddess of Mercy, behind the kitchen of Sam Yuen Kung Temple. The mint was underground, the smoke from the furance finding its way out through whe chimney of the
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    OIL IN MALAYA.
    267 8 Not in Payable Quantities.' The following is taken from the financier oi July 14: The presence of prohtable oilfields in Burmah, Sumatra and tiorneo has frequently prompted tne query whether oil might not be lounii aiso in British Ma.aya, which occupies a central position in these on-oearing
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    HONGKONG AND "SLAVERY."
    258 8 With regard to the alleged slavery in Hongkong, about whicn a deal has been said, the Hongkong correspondent of the Times remarks: The position needs a little explaining, '.throughout the whole ot China there exists the practice of wealthy families taking into their service girls and young
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    ANTI-MALARIA CAMPAIGN.
    242 8 Oiling On Estates. An official statement is as follows: The Malaria Advisory Board hears with regret that for want of funds some estates propose tp curtail or suspend anti-malarial oiling. Such a step is more than likely to be followed* by increased sickness and even if it does
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    A DANGEROUS THINKER.
    209 8 Japanese Deported from England. The Mainichi says that Mr. Nozaka Tetsu, a young Japanese, who has beon studying Sociology at the London University, has been deported by the British authorities. The British authorities after consul ta- tion with the Japanese Embassy in London, served on him a
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      868 8 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS WAR LOW, 1821. Issue of $20,000,000 Loan. Hearing Interest from the date of purchase at 7 per cent, per arm in PfcTftbk naif-yearly on May 1 and November 1. REPAYABLE AT PAR ON MAY 1, 1926. Free of Income lax and other Duties Price of Issue 100—par cut.
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      323 8 m!yes/Wincarnis' j is invaluable in restoring health to j those who are I Weak, j or Anaemic, lorI or Nervous, j or Run-down." I ft The outstanding advantage I of Wincarnis' in restoring I health is due to the fact I that Wincei'ius 1 possesses I a four-fold power. i
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      499 8 What Do You Want A Tractor For? the first thing you will think of plowin* But don't stop there If >our tractor s to be a profit maker for yo i. it must do much m »re that p-w It must be able to do pnc calty all the work
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      536 9 P,*o.-British India AND APCAR line. (Companies Incorporated in England) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S< N. Co. Usier Contract with Hia Majesty*! Government. m COMPANY'S MAIL BEBVIOBS EAST* 0» BOMBAY »t present suspeuded. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due BINGAPORE. Kbvber about Ao I Sardinia about Sept 81
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      448 9 Passengers and Freight Services Operated by Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Ineorporatad la U.&AJ »0» ACXX)DNI OF THE 0.-fl, SHIPPING BOARD. SAN FRANCISCO—MANILA—EAST INDIA. BAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For Calcutta vis oolombo. Oranlte State Passengers and Freight imB,at S p m Kz2f! Passengers and Freight fept IJ Wolverine State Passengera and Freight
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      539 9 Struts Steamship Co., Ltd. Stsameri intended to ■ail from Singapore SeleDgor—Monday, 12.30 pm for Miri, Labuan, Jeseelton, Eudat Sandakan, J i and Z imboangaEinta —Monday 4 p. m., for Port Bwettenham and Penang. Hya Leong— Monday, 4 30 p.m 'or Malacca and Muar. Eaka Tuesday, 4..1U p. m for Malacca
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      355 9 O. S. K. Tki Isau Siisii labia, LIMITED. (Incerperatee m Japan.} NO. S Dl SOUZA STRUT. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to saaage without arte*.) EL HOPE \N LINE. For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. Himalaya Maru arr Aug 2 1 dep 23 Alaska Maru arr. Sept
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      713 9 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHa (Incorporated In Japan) Under Mafl Ceatrast with the imperial Japaeese Uovaraeosot (Bubjeot to Alterations without Notioe) London Lino Fortni|hil» Fervice tforLONDON dfc ANTWBBP via (MALACCA) PBNANQ OOLOMBO, SUEZ, POBT SAID MARSEILLES. Yokohama Maru Aug 11 Kleist Aug 19 MishimaMaru Aug 24 SadoMaru m g, pt 7 Liverpool
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      503 10 WANTED. WANTED.—A Chiness teseher to give English Lesson to an adnlt living near Cairn Hill Road. Fair qualification will do and teaching hoars from 7.30 pm. to 9 p.m. daily, «aoept Saturdays and Sandays. Apply to "HokteD," e/o Malaya Tribune. 38 no WANTED. —A Linotype Operator to work on Model
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      814 10 NOTICE. NOTICE. Th* marriage relationship between Tan Kee Bug, eldest son of Mr. Tan Seng Moh, and Lee Tarn Neo, daughter of Mr. Lee Phan Hock, has ceased, and both parties acknowledge no responsibility for the other for the future. TAN KEB ENG, 127-D, Tiong Bahru, Singapore. 4 8 10
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      531 10 BANKS. SZE HAJ TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO, LTD. (lecorporated is th* Strait* a 8.) HEAD OFFICE: 68. AUNG j STREET, SINGAPORE, Estahiahed 1907. 1 Paid-up Capita) $2,000,000 Surplus «80,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Scab Sag Lam, Eeq.—Chairmen Laa Waa Nam, Esq.—Deputy Chair man. Chaa Tack Has, Esq. Ong Chow keag, Esq.
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      519 10 BANKS. THta BO HONG BANK, LTD, HEAD OFFICBi •4, Market Street. BRANCHES: Peaaag 8R Beach Street. Malacca I*l Jonker Btissi, Muar 77-79 Jalaa Suleiman, Batu Pahat.. 109 Jalaa RsS AGENCIES ATI London, New York, Sea fisMlsss. Batavia, Sourabaya, a™--r-ng. flhsagasi, Hongkong, Amoy, palembang aad Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised 610,000,006 Issued 6,000,000
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      544 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. J Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shane of £6 each $3,000,00» Reserve Fond £1,600,000 Reaerv. Liability of Proprietors £8,000,000 BANKERS. Beak of London Joint City aad Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster sad Parr's Bank Ltd.
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      247 10 INSURANCE, The Overseas Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Te'epbone No. 2673 Head Office: Ist Floor, N SO, KHng Strw\ SINGAPORE. 29 B—M 12 8 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE. CORPORATION LIMITED, (Incorporated Ia tee &S.) HEAD OFFICE i SINGAPORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan Kfaeem Hock, Eeq. (Chairman.) See Teoag Wah, Eaq. (Vice Chairman.)
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      356 10 Ecoiomu is Essential During the present slomp. It is ss neoeesary in the home as it is in the office. Oae way in whioh to economise If to use OIL STOVES with one, two, three or four burners. Burns Kerosene, and Is most economical. STOCKED BY BAN LEE All, Ltd.
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      531 10 MALAYA TRIBUNE (EVENnG~I7aILY.) SUBSCRIPTION RAxp^ PAYABLE AL VANCE. Per annum Hatf-yearly Per quarter Single Copy 5 ctt> Postage Extra 5u eta. r»r Tjp Foreign countries $1 j**. [A Subscription Form win found on page B.] VERY MANY 44 TRIBUNE HEADERS. Depend upon street sellers for a paper, it will help
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